Research Articles
Unlocking RASopathies: From Cancer Breakthroughs to Precision Therapies for Rare Disorders
Exploring how cancer research is revolutionizing treatment for RASopathies, a family of rare genetic disorders affecting the RAS/MAPK pathway.
Weaving the Web of Life: How NUS Transforms Data into Discovery with Integrated Bioinformatics
Explore how NUS pioneered bioinformatics tool integration to manage the genomic data deluge and drive groundbreaking biological discoveries.
Bending Life's Rules: The 2022 In Vitro Biology Meeting Unveils Tomorrow's Biotech Revolutions
Highlights from the 2022 Society for In Vitro Biology meeting showcasing CRISPR-engineered crops, organoid technology, and revolutionary biotech tools
Unlocking Life's Code: How Interoperability Is Revolutionizing Bioinformatics
Explore how interoperability and FAIR principles are transforming bioinformatics into a powerful, reusable knowledge engine driving medical breakthroughs.
The Genetic Key to Unlocking Your Perfect Medicine: How Pharmacogenomics is Revolutionizing Treatment
Discover how pharmacogenomics is transforming medicine by tailoring treatments to your unique genetic blueprint for safer, more effective therapies.
The Silent Killer Meets Its Match: How Swiss Scientists Are Turning the Tide Against Sepsis
Discover how Switzerland's Personalized Swiss Sepsis Study (PSSS) is using AI and molecular science to revolutionize sepsis detection and treatment.
Black Seed vs. Breast Cancer: How an Ancient Spice Targets Hidden Tumor Switches
New research reveals how Nigella sativa (black seed) targets neuropilins in breast cancer with astonishing precision.
The Zombie Fish Crisis: How Toxic Algae Are Hijacking Hormones in Aquatic Life
Exploring how cyanobacterial blooms are silently manipulating aquatic life through endocrine disruption, with alarming effects on fish development and ecosystem health.
Decoding the Scientific Landscape: Bibliometrics Reveal Global COVID-19 Research Panorama
A comprehensive bibliometric analysis of global COVID-19 research patterns, collaborations, and thematic evolution during the pandemic.
The Silent Invasion: How a Deadly Bacterium Hijacks Lung Cells by Evading Detection
Discover how Francisella tularensis evades detection by hijacking lung cells through macropinocytosis, suppressing host immune responses.